Pineapple Chunk, Wedding Cake, CBD Blue Shark, Pink Kush, Orange Sherbert grow diary (journal) week26 by High_from_The_Hammer

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High_from_The_Hammercommentedweek 263 years ago

@Northern_Ent, Hamilton Ont DMS Lat: 43° 15' 18.7308'' N but with lake effect from Lake Ontario and shelter from the Niagara escarpment temps let me get the ladies in the ground mid May and prob wont see frost till after Halloween so 5 1/2 months. Last year i chopped 2 Wedding Cake 2nd week of Nov

DreamITcommentedweek 04 years ago

Enjoy growth mate 🦄🍀🤙

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Ferenccommentedweek 163 years ago

Just like that! Great job 👏👏 😎 @High_from_The_Hammer

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Ferenccommented3 years ago

@High_from_The_Hammer, I can't stop watching lol 😆

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High_from_The_Hammercommented3 years ago

@Ferenc,Thanks I do what I can 😎

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homerjgangiacommentedweek 04 years ago

Good luck with your grow mate!💪💪

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Rock_n_Roll_Randycommentedweek 103 years ago

Good luck with your grow bro 🙏🤜🤛have fun. good things grow in ontario 🤜🤛

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sir_isOcommentedweek 104 years ago

Nice one, I see you use A LOT of aquatic stuff ( I mean I like kelp, spirulina). I'd imagine you might potentially have calcium, magnesium, phosphorus (maybe sulphur) issues though. As that (aquatic) stuff usually has lots of nitrogen. Now, I dunno what your base soil is like, but just something you might wanna consider. But it does look like you got some imbalance issues there (though I can't be sure what that damage is from). Citric acid might be useful in mobilizing organic phosphorus in your soil, extra carbs (some sugars, char) might be useful too (as I'm guessing you might have heat/internal energy issues, coz you're growing in Canada). In terms of foliar sprays, that could be very useful, but it depends on what you're gonna use and the relative nutrient status. Something like Lactic Acid Bacteria is sort of neutral, non-damaging though. Personally, I'd also recommend you mulch (as well as adding some more soil, though not directly against the base) for some additional root heat. Cheers, gl.

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ffgrovecommented3 years ago

@High_from_The_Hammer, crosby's molasses or Atantean products plant food(molasses base and Canadian) is what i'm using to water with occasionally and gaia green power bloom and sea marin compost mixed into the soil...it's warm here in NS same up there no doubt and it's week 8 for me,first grow...so far so good...good luck with the grow,nice plants...hope to have that many someday lol😀

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High_from_The_Hammercommented3 years ago

@sir_isO, I take no credit for the soil mix, Shout out to Black Swallow Living soils in Branford who work with Tad Hussey from KIS organics out of Seattle , combined with a weekly foliar spray and drench of a compost Tea (recipe from https://blackswallowsoil.com/ Compost tea and microscope guru Tim Wilson great people and resource) check out there blog and podcasts Cheers😎

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sir_isOcommented3 years ago

@High_from_The_Hammer, I mean, I used to use more things along with the clay in my yard. But instead, these days, I use simple amendments with the HEAVY clay in my yard. Like I'd throw some calcitic lime at it, maybe a bit of superphosphate, kelp and molasses....and I'd still rather comfortably get 14ft+ plants. To be fair, there are a couple of things I would add if I could, but I don't have the means. Like insect frass (woudlouse or something similar), yeast, maybe a bit of basalt and maybe some amaranth meal/sprouts or something.

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Maryjane23commentedweek 143 years ago

Wonderful!!!✌️✌️

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High_from_The_Hammercommented3 years ago

@Maryjane23, Thank You Cheers

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Ner0zcommentedweek 113 years ago

Looking good bro, Goodluck from a fellow hammer town grower

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High_from_The_Hammercommented3 years ago

@Ner0z, Thanks. Good to hear there are some locals here Represent ! Cheers

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SaKeZCcommentedweek 123 years ago

Happy grow mate. Looking nice, will follow for further update

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Lacrimacommentedweek 74 years ago

Happy Growing ! 😊💪

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Themythicalchristinecommentedweek 163 years ago

Beautiful plants; they look so happy and healthy 🌱 Good growing.

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High_from_The_Hammercommented3 years ago

@Themythicalchristine, Thank you "the best fertilizer is the farmers footsteps" Cheers 😎

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Themythicalchristinecommented3 years ago

@High_from_The_Hammer, I’d say your on the right path. I’ll give you the credit here and say you are loving them the right way 💜 Be a good shepherd; and you will always find success 🌱

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High_from_The_Hammercommented3 years ago

@Themythicalchristine, thank you, must be the genetics because I really am not sure if i know what im doing but i will keep trying Cheers

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